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Suit Up

This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Express. All opinions are 100% mine.

If you've ever watched "How I met your mother," you would know that the character Barney Stinson always "suits up" for every occasion. He makes it known how important it is to always look your best. And he does do it well.

So why shouldn't we all try this?  Well now you can. Express is giving away $500.00 to the lucky winner to spend for a suit makeover.  You can enter the sweepstakes here Express sweepstakes

Looking over at the express website I saw that there are a lot of great suits for both men and women that can go from day to night. If you happen to work in a more professional atmosphere but still want to wear something that is comfortable, this can work for you. Especially if you want to transition from business day to night time drinks or dinner.  Check out the Express site for some more gorgeous fashion Express

Here are some of the great suits that you can switch it up from the daily grind to cocktails. Simply add a pair of jeans and keep the jacket. Or ditch the jacket and wear a silk tank under it for night time drinks.

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I personally feel that all men's suits can be worn for any occasion. Be it work, dinner, weddings, and hey, even funerals. A great suit is a smart investment. All men should have a at least one well fitted suit in their closet. Here are three of my favorites from Express.

men's suits

 

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So what do you have to lose? Enter the contest and get your "suit up" on. Leave me some comments  please on which suits you like the best . Comments are always a great way to hear your ideas and feedback and all of them get read by yours truly.

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Comments

JuliaColeman said…
Thanks for posting. Of the two women's suits on your blog I prefer the one with the longer suit jacket because sometimes I think short jackets make women look more "school-girl" than CEO.
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redellen14 said…
I like long jackets on woman. Short one remind me of a uniform. I must say that when I worked and wore a suit everyone would comment on how nice it looked..I felt empowered! And as far as a man in a suit to me it is all in the tie!

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